Key Highlights
(1) Portable and Easy to Use, Stress-Free Mobile Diagnosis and Treatment
Designed in a notebook form factor, it's lightweight and portable (similar to the size of a business notebook), making it suitable for quick transfers between clinics and wards. It can also be easily stowed in a medical backpack, meeting the needs of mobile scenarios such as home visits and ambulance on-site diagnosis, freeing ultrasound examinations from spatial constraints.
(2) High-Definition Display, Accurate and Clear Imaging
Equipped with a large, detailed 15-inch medical-grade display, the display clearly displays lesion details (such as tiny stones and vascular plaques). Pre-installed 3D software supports 3D imaging, visually displaying the three-dimensional structure of organs (such as fetal ultrasound and liver tumor morphology), helping doctors more accurately diagnose conditions.
(3) Comprehensive Functionality, Covering Multidisciplinary Diagnosis
TRIPLEX Technology: Simultaneously integrates B-ultrasound, color Doppler, and spectral Doppler functions, providing multi-dimensional information such as tissue morphology, blood flow distribution, and blood velocity in a single examination. This effectively assists in the diagnosis of cardiovascular diseases (such as vascular stenosis and valvular regurgitation) and abdominal diseases (such as blood supply analysis of hepatic hemangiomas).
Wide Probe Compatibility: Supports a variety of probes (optional): 5.5MHz convex array, 7.5MHz linear array, 6.5MHz transvaginal, and 5MHz microconvex. This covers examinations of multiple areas, including the abdomen (convex array probe for liver/kidney examinations), superficial tissue (linear array probe for thyroid/breast examinations), and obstetrics and gynecology (transvaginal probe for uterine cavity examinations). A single device meets the needs of multiple departments.
(4) Multi-language Support, Adaptable to Global Scenarios
Seven optional system languages (such as English and Chinese) are available, breaking down language barriers. Whether working in domestic primary care, overseas medical assistance, or multinational clinics, medical staff of different language backgrounds can quickly master the system.
